Postgame notes: 2026 Nebraska football vs. Indiana

Notes thanks to Nebraska Athletics

• With the loss, Nebraska was up to 9-12-3 all-time versus Indiana consisting of 6-9-2 in Lincoln.
• Quarterback Anthony Colandrea had 310 backyards of overall offense in the video game, consisting of 263 passing lawns and 47 hurrying lawns. This marks the 5th time in 6 video games Colandrea has actually represented a minimum of 250 backyards of overall offense.
• Colandrea hurried 17 times for 47 lawns, consisting of a 39-yard goal run in the 4th quarter to offer NU a 17-6 lead. The 39-yard run significant Colandrea’s 2nd run of a minimum of 35 backyards in the previous 2 video games, consisting of a career-long 51-yard run recently versus Maryland.
• Receiver Nyziah Hunter scored his very first goal of the season on a 10-yard run in the very first quarter. It likewise marked his very first profession hurrying goal, to accompany 10 profession getting ratings.
• Hunter ended up the video game with season highs of 5 receptions and 43 lawns.
• Tight end Luke Lindenmeyer had 7 receptions for 45 backyards, connecting his profession high in receptions.
• With his 7 receptions today, Lindenmeyer increased his profession receptions total to 53. He is the 12^th tight end in Nebraska history with a minimum of 50 profession receptions.
• Nebraska transformed 10-of-19 third-down conversions in the video game, consisting of 8-of-11 in the very first half. The Huskers restricted Indiana to 1-of-10 on 3rd downs. Nebraska was the only group in the nation going into the video game in the leading 10 in both third-down offense and defense.
• The Husker defense restricted Indiana to 65 hurrying backyards on 22 efforts, consisting of simply 12 hurrying backyards in the very first half. The Hoosiers got in the video game ranked ninth nationally balancing 252.6 lawns per video game.
• Nebraska held Indiana to 328 overall backyards, consisting of 115 lawns in the very first half. The Hoosiers entered the video game balancing 490.6 lawns of overall offense per video game. Indiana acquired 155 of their backyards on 3 plays.
• Receiver Jacory Barney Jr. had 9 receptions for 108 backyards, marking his 3rd video game this season with a minimum of 5 receptions. Barney had a 100-yard receiving video game for the 2nd time this season and 4th time in his profession. Barney has a catch in all 32 video games in his profession, connecting the fifth-longest streak in NU history.
• Sophomore punter Archie Wilson had a career-long 68-yard punt in the 4th quarter, improving his previous long of 60 backyards in the 2nd quarter. He likewise downed a punt on the Indiana 1 lawn line. Wilson had 3 punts for a 57.3-yard average in the video game, simply shy of the school record average of 57.6 lawns per punt by Dan Hadenfeldt versus Colorado in 1999.